Technical bulletin — Announcing Azul 8 Java support for TrueSight Operations Management 11.3.01
The TrueSight Operations Management products can now be configured to use Azul 8 Java. You can download the Azul 8 Java files from FTP:
FTP link to download the patch (ftp://ftp.bmc.com/pub/TSOM/PATCHES/11.3.01/Azul8)
Azul 8 Java is supported on the following components:
- TrueSight Presentation Server - Only 64-bit
- TrueSight Infrastructure Management - (Linux) - Only 64-bit and (Windows) - 32-bit and 64-bit
- TrueSight IT Data Analytics - Only 64-bit
- TrueSight App Visibility Manager - Only 64-bit
- Impact Integration Web Services - Only 32-bit
- Integration Services - 32-bit and 64-bit
- Remote Administration Console - 32-bit and 64-bit
Note: Java applets not supported
The Azul JRE does not support Java applets. If you are using Java applets, you must use the Oracle JRE 8 on the client browser to access SNMP Adapter Configuration Manager.
The Azul script performs the following tasks:
- Stops the relevant component.
- Takes a backup of the Oracle JRE.
- Replaces the Oracle JRE with the Azul JRE.
(Not applicable to TrueSight App Visibility Manager) Copies the jre\lib\security\cacerts file from Oracle JRE to Azul JRE.
Important: Restoring customized security files
The script restores the <product_home>/jre/lib/security/cacerts file from the Oracle JRE. However, ensure that any other customizations to the Oracle JRE are manually copied to the Azul JRE.
- Starts the services (Windows) or processes (Linux) for the relevant component.
Prerequisites
Ensure that:
- The product home environment variable is set.
- The user who installed the product runs the Azul script.
- If you are using the PATROL Agent to monitor a server component on the same computer where you are running the Azul script, stop the PATROL Agent before you run the script.
To run the script in a non-high-availability environment
Do the following:
Depending on your component and the operating system, obtain the Azul 32-bit or 64-bit directories from the FTP site.
Unzip (Windows) or gunzip and untar (Linux) the Azul directory.
Use one of the following commands to run the Azul script depending on your component and operating system:
Product Command for Windows Command for Linux TrueSight Infrastructure Management
Update_JRE_For_TSIM.bat
./Update_JRE_For_TSIM.sh
TrueSight Presentation Server
Update_JRE_For_TSPS.bat
./Update_JRE_For_TSPS.sh
TrueSight IT Data Analytics
Update_JRE_For_ITDA.bat
./Update_JRE_For_ITDA.sh
TrueSight App Visibility Manager
Update_JRE_For_AppVis.bat
./Update_JRE_For_AppVis.sh
Impact Integration Web Services Update_JRE_For_IIWS.bat
./Update_JRE_For_IIWS.sh
Integration Services Update_JRE_For_IS.bat
./Update_JRE_For_IS.sh
Remote Administration Console Update_JRE_For_RemoteAdminConsole.bat
./Update_JRE_For_RemoteAdminConsole.sh
- When the script asks for confirmation to restart the component, type y to continue.
- When asked, enter the directory path where the Azul JRE is located. For example,
c:\azul8
.
The script replaces the Oracle JRE with the Azul JRE and starts the services or processes for the relevant component. - Verify that your TrueSight Operations Management component is up and running.
To verify the changes, run the (Windows)
java.exe -version
or (Linux)./java -version
command from the appropriate directory in the following table:Component JRE directory TrueSight Infrastructure Management
- Windows: %BMC_PROACTIVENET_HOME%\jre\bin
- Linux: $BMC_PROACTIVENET_HOME/jre/bin
TrueSight Presentation Server
- Windows: %TRUESIGHTPSERVER_HOME%\truesightpserver\modules\jre
- Linux: $TRUESIGHTPSERVER_HOME/truesightpserver/modules/jre
TrueSight IT Data Analytics
- Windows: %BMC_ITDA_HOME%\jre\bin
- Linux: $BMC_ITDA_HOME/jre/bin
TrueSight App Visibility Manager
- Windows: %ADOPSSERVER_HOME%\ADOP_JRE\bin
- Linux: $ADOPSSERVER_HOME/ADOP_JRE/bin
Impact Integration Web Services - Windows: $IIWS_HOME/BMCIIWSJVM/bin
- Linux: %IIWS_HOME%BMCIIWSJVM\bin
Integration Services - Windows: %BPPM_AGENT_HOME%\jre\bin
- Linux: $BPPM_AGENT_HOME/jre/bin
Remote Administration - Windows: %BMC_PROACTIVENET_HOME%\BMCProactiveNetJVM
- Linux: $BMC_PROACTIVENET_HOME/BMCProactiveNetJVM
Note: With Azul, the Show graph functionality does not work on the TrueSight Infrastructure Management server
On TrueSight Infrastructure Management, the Show graph functionality does not work with Azul 8 JRE. To resolve this issue, apply the TrueSight Infrastructure Management 11.3.01.000.005 hotfix or later. You can download the hotfix from the FTP site (ftp://ftp.bmc.com/pub/TSIM/PATCHES/11.3.01/GA/).
If you face an error while running the script, see To troubleshoot Azul script issues.
To run the Azul script in a high-availability environment
- Copy Azul JRE 64-bit or 32-bit on every computer in the high-availability environment.
- Stop the standby node.
- On the primary node, unzip (Windows) or gunzip and untar (Linux) the Azul directory.
Use one of the following commands to run the Azul script depending on your component and operating system:
The page tsomd113:Replacing Oracle JRE with Azul 8 Java was not found -- Please check/update the page name used in the MultiExcerpt-Include macro- When the script asks for confirmation to restart the component, type y to continue.
- When asked, enter the directory path where the Azul JRE is located. For example,
c:\azul8
.
The script replaces the Oracle JRE with the Azul JRE and starts the services or processes for the relevant component. - Verify that your TrueSight Operations Management component is up and running.
- To verify the changes, run (Windows)
java.exe -version
or (Linux)./java -version
command from the appropriate directory in the following table:
The page tsomd113:Replacing Oracle JRE with Azul 8 Java was not found -- Please check/update the page name used in the MultiExcerpt-Include macro - Wait till the primary node is active, and perform steps 3 to 8 on the standby node.
If you face an error while running the script, see To troubleshoot Azul script issues.
To troubleshoot Azul script issues
This section provides information about the solutions for some issues that you might face while using the Azul script.
Issue: The Oracle backup folder is not created.
This issue might occur because of any of the following reasons:
- The JRE folder is open.
- The computer does not have enough disk space.
Solution
Do the following and run the script again:
- Close the JRE folder and all command prompt windows.
- (Windows) Go to the Task Manager and ensure that all Java processes are closed.
- Ensure that there is enough disk space on the computer where you are running the script.
To restore the backed up Oracle JRE
If the Azul script runs into an error and cannot create the Azul JRE folder, do the following to restore the Oracle JRE:
- Stop all services or processes if they are running.
- Take a backup of the current JRE folder.
- Rename the jre_oracle_* folder as jre.
For TrueSight Infrastructure Management, repeat this step for the jre_32bit folder. - Start the services and processes.
Comments
Hi, The Remote Administration Console requires Azul JRE 64bit not 32bit, can you please go ahead and correct this mistake? Regards, Alex. Papadopulos
Hello Alexandre, I received communication from the dev team that the Remote Administration Console can have both 32 and 64-bit. I will change this document accordingly.
The version of Azul Java 8 linked above is out of date as of this writing. Is it possible to substitute Azul Java version 8u282b08 instead?
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